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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
WENT cR4zr srARcHIyG roa HhR rAnEy1

partial panic was created early yesterday morn
inc IN the ChldIens aud Socetys lodging house Cor
Girls at No - St. Marks place, by the insanity OF an
inmate Annie Brown, who applied for temporary
lodgings "a few days ago. Knowing much OF the
yonnp woman's sad history, Matron Hurley was not
much surprised Wednesday night when she be-
came violently insane. The thrtyii other girls III
he house were made frantic with terror when Annie
ran screaming through the halls. They barrlchded
their doors With chairs and beds and screamed IN con-
cert Policemen were called into the house. ana they
had much difficulty in restraining the denencd glrl
until an ambulance arrived at a H. to take her to
Bellevue Hospital.
Her real name and parentaSe were not known even
TO herself About tWeDtys Years ago she was picked
nm in the street AS an abandoned child and sent To the
Founding Asylum Randalls Island. wealthy
New-York merchant adopted her when three years
old The merchant afterward failed in business and
went ia Florida, where he now lives with ms laIniiy III
comparative poverty. Annie went out to, work Tor
her living and has often sent part or her wages
TO assist her bcncfaclOr's family. She was pos
se.scd with an inordlnate desire to know who her
uareots we're and made several visits to IA ldalIs
Island but inquiries failed TO gain the desired m
formation Much brOoding on that subject probably
lod IN her
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rrroRr ON crSrou HorSE ArrlIRS

Tire committee consisting of Special Treasury Agent
X. Snrlc Deputy Naval Officer Comstock and
Deputy Collector Mason that has been Investigating
the methods OF business III the Custom House since
last December made it, report Yesterday 10 Collector
Narone. Until the Secretary OF the Treasury hI-
PASSED upon it MIR. Magone declined To di-cuss II in
any way In deuOaucing the "auiiguaied cdihce
which is used ~ the Custom House.. the report saws
{" r. wculd be diaIcult to ind a building a. the
rouer dimensions less suitable for the purpose. one
NOR. positively incur4be IN It's defects. II Is con-
Quoted 80 Ia afford the max nam Of INCONVENIENCE
with the minimum of nc rommOdaiI on
The committee suggests a rcducii on In the salary
of clerks entering tire service TO 600 increasing
this a. the employees become more Pr"ucehl' me
the appoinimcn: OF persons acting under state
authority a. notarics public solely Tor the admin sra
tiou of Custom oaths, which they shall receive the
rfar notarial iecs This il IS believed, would save
importers much loss OF time. A-slight tax on mcr-
rhandisc in bond il recommended to rein burse OK
pcnses OF warehousng.
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vps cJGyAPALE HEARS rRou1rlLE

Mrs. Cignarale'- counsel returned from Albany yes
erdav and called on the condemned woman and
checred her Mp Icy favorable report OF his application
70 the Governor for Communication of the death
sentence The plea tor communication is based on the
fact that Mrs. Ciguarae was persuaded by unWl-e
friends to withdraw her original plea, winch had been
Ell tered on record, of murder in the second degree
square white envelope addressed to Chiara
Cirnaralc. Female Prison Toms. No. g. Ncw-l0rcs,
was delivered to Mro Cenaralc Yesterday by Martin
Mclaughn. ii was pOstmarked Mclh. May Il
N.ld il Mr. Ci.nar2o's native town IN Italy Ii was
slammed as being received this city on May -.
The Matron said mat she received the letter on Ju'c
2 the day Mrs. Cignarale was sentenced Owing 10
tbe uhyscal pIostration of the she did not de-
liver her the letter until yesterday Cnara opened II
with trembling fingers TO find that it contained a
physicians certificate, duit stamped with the roy Al
sol of the kingdom 1t confirmed certain statements
rep.rdmg Mrs. Lignarales heath, winch IT Is be-
lieyed will be of material benefit TO her case.
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TO RELEASEA NOTED CRIMINAL.

Charles C. Beckar who has been serving term OF SIX
wears and half the Kings County rencnary Tor conn
,,rfeiting 1000 notes Of the Bank Of France VIII De
"wednesday Of next week lie i one of Tie most
noted luntere the county and has servei terms OF
Russia and Turkey. few years ago ho
came and soon after was arrested ~ Connection
viii the forgery check SGf 600 the mon ruat
Cnn,auv H. gave evidence against his accompce ntt
and was released consequence soon ater IN h'"h
80 by pr that he work ing On c0un
terfeit plates his home N cypress INNS Jua outside
house by rented AMI careful Wal,h
tcnt on the place until evidence secured 10
W rraut arrests Ponce Justice walsh oi Ho"h IN
Detective LOOncy with squad O police
in his house found real 10 uirac
note of lie Bank and the Of tho lace o. II on
lhor aphr from which the cOuntetelts were u" Do
nrtne1 led the arrest OF New Lots constable
kafhan and In his house found another Stone
win the COPY OF the note concealed IN wash tuD
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rrnIors DRIVING on RIycRsIDE pRIrE

JuIson lawson and his VITO on Wednesday drove
out on Riverside Drive. Al Ninety seN'h'h-s| d
horse attached 10 dog cart came tearing down the
avenue. 4 slightly buiit eih was Juggling at the
r,lu. and beside her sat Nlam IHckclAdupt, of No.
IA West Thirty -scvcut!st, WHO once rau FOR McF-
man in the y tth Assembly District The t%o 'h-
yrvaucr- crashed together. AMI Mr.. ana MlH l.dN'"
,,rrr thrown out but were not injured The dog cart
wa, WrtcAcd. and Bickelhaupi ami the Eil were
uulied ont from the runs. The former was uhlh.
i,rl but tine latter I.ugnNl her face Ia the gravel
and took thc skin OF Ia several places. They were
locked up In the West On"-hunirIth street station
mo an 4, I lara Miller asc twenty one, Ot NO 80
Last sixth II. Cutl about week ago enc Nda d
servant in B,lclhaupt, family. She went away
fhat no gave her 500 and tho turnout when enc
smashed. ,,..,.., ,,.t,..
Court Yesterday morning with Blchcih"upl VIZ.
Tho wife swOrc that her husband had occh "iluhlnr
i',,,iIy for a wear mast and that she believed he Wa~
crazy lie was committed - ia" care OF thc Noil
ml-,ioncrs Of Charities and Correction tor 'Aa.'"
charge 81 iutOAicatiOn Ond dl>Orlery CONDUCT
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WHY THE. ni1oR DIDN'T GET Az AMBUGAycE

WHY THE. MAJOR DLDN'T GET Az AMBULANCE
JAIME. L. OHoullc. warden u Bellevue Hospital
la, written 10 tho BOlid az ChaIte, and Correction
ia reference H. the letter 81 Mayor Hewitt 10 Tie
Ioarl iu which the Mayor calls attention 10 ihc
fact t.at hc sent u Bellevue Hospital TO obtain an
ambulance 70, remove injured man to the AoSpl-
-, ,, ,,, c,,.c iu r.-uo,,-e 10 lf, call. Mr.
p-t,or,. that the Nayor'- call was received N
inc hos plfaI az 10 30 just A. the surgeon wa,
t.ouuuu, the ambulance In Response TO Inc cal uclt
came nom 40 800 East Forty .-cNruih--t "ndL l.
called hurry cdr the ambulance va, sent thri,
inst There were three ambulduCc~ 1t the hospital
on Wednesday. lut All were IL u-o hen tc Ndlol =
,.iI u1- received AMI there Was nothing else avail
able The transfer wagon having been sent 10 inc
Ntnrty-utLth street Hospital. A. soon a. enc t,>
turf,,l IL va. sent 10 Lexington ave. ~ response 10
SIR IIcvitt'- call az 10 40 M just fourteen min
saw thar person from Mayor Hewitt CALI" al me
Hospital to Oricr ambulance THIS l. explained
Lv pr ". C.. lie. one OF the visiting surgeons 81
bellevue. who SAYS that be met o." policeman sent
by tie Manor Bellevue on BIZ Way anu lold nun
that there were no ambulauccs at the hospital
Commissioner Porter. Of the Board OF tharluc- ana
Correct 81. ina speaking ~ ~" matter yesterday Slu
D." Ne have i've amhulauccs A. Bellevue, two of which
are now being repaired II seldom happens that We
have Two needing repairs Ar the same tliur ana We
always seem 10 have enough 10 meet all demands inMi'
upon IL. II Mayer Hewitt had sent In What J.
termed "A hurry call which has precedence over an
ordinary call. the ambulance would have F'ach"'
In rrraI,l TO The refusal ~ tc NcvYorlI Hospital
10 send an ambulance when the Mayer sent there ir
one Mr. Porter said hat the city l. DIVIDED mo
districts ono Of which Is covered bv hospital. y
the call was ont Of the district ~ the New York Io,
pt the authoritic Of the latter did not respond 10 H.
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cn,lrLAlNI- nLLnNL - cl.LM--L0N

WAsu>o1o>, June although II. 9. NHnlourh'
attorney certain c.tzcus ~ Hot Springs. C.A'fc
made "a complain, 20 The Interstate Commerce Commits
s,ou against the Western North Carolina Division a. Slice
Richmond and BauylIc Railroad aEi It's couucctue AMI
leased hc tine last Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia
Railroad Tho complaint alleges that te railroad COM
p,ucs make unjust Determinations AMI eyadc the law
b, dsin.euuos devices wherefore tho c"m 1inan' ask
that the Commission award 10 The town ot Hot spring,
600 damage An affidavit signed hy committee OF
Inc Board of Trad. of ilIr"r Ca, va, a.7' it.'itrI
rs1ur.fiu an enforcement ~ The fourth section oI l4c
lss Ia tl. case of the Richmond and btuNIlc.
The Commission has made the following orler Tor near
inc on June lG: Chicago and Alton AGAINST the lrnh-
syvauia Railroad Company. aud tue chicago Ho'A
Island and Pacific against tie New-l orH Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

GXNEEAL CATLIN DISAIPOiNIN ms FRIENDS
The members OF the First Ward Democratic Association
In Brooklyn assembled IN force al 40 LIZ MonaSac-'
last evening prepared To give warm welcome 10 cen
cral Isaac = CatIu who recently deserted from the
Republican ranks United states District-Auorncy
Wuber Register Murtha, Bridge Trustee swan,
Public Administrator Abbott and nearly
every other Democrat prominence IN the ward. except
"Eo.s" Mclaughlin. was there. but General Catiin dd
not appear After waiting Tor him the regular business
was transacted. Mr.. Wher, who owes his position 10
President tIcNcland. made speech culoSlAng the Al
ninl-traIlOu his references To the President
failed 10 evoke applause He said among other things
that In a few month. Republicans would DE lrft Ia
office AT late hour II reported that General cat
i'm WAS in saratoga and cOu not get back IN lime to at
tend IN. meeting tui II was ADJOURNED uulil Monday
rvenlng lis stated that General Catlln will be Re
warded for his transfer Of political aleanccu 10y the nom
iuafion for sheriff az coming election When NJ father
who is sin living al ninety III Ioe1 County
and who a thorough Republican. having been WING
and AhoiJnls before the party was born heard OF his
detection he said he 10 LONGER sorry that isaac lost
"A leg at Petersburg, Va. IN the war.
Why p" he was asked Well" lie replied, " I'm glad
left good Republican leg under ground, since the
rest OF him has turned Democrat
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trct.A Attorney MARITIME. No. l r.-,..
CorRroE GENERAL SgssioNs-PARr L-BeiorH Re- lrle,
smythAul A,sst,ls District Attorney Pnrdy MAJ Ieiml
No. !. ,...,.--t..-,
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june 10. ,.--. ,,.....t.-
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! 10 - inclusive. 49, NJ ~,
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SERVICES N THE JANE STREET CHURCH.

The Local Preachers Association OF the Methodist Eds
con Church held meeting yesterday in the Jane Street
church C. G. Leigh the president made address In
ne snake OF the Importance of this organization In ar
Inc The work OF church. The alton incluleS local
rcarnrr. from the In NrwNOrk. BROOKLYN New
Jersey aud lsandi they number about 100 IN All In
NOM alton of fully 5000 900 ~ people Addresses followed
by many members present and plans we're discussed
fnr iucrcasing tho efficiency OF the work.
homo camp-merting service IA TO be heh IN the Jane
Street hnrch beginning sunday ana continuing 10 June
o. n viii he under the direction Of the Rev Dr. A. j.
Palmer prcsding elder the Rev John Cod on aud stephen
M.rrt The OF the church are 10 prepire dinner
ana -upuer every day those Who attend the meeting
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THE NEW RECTOR OF Ho1r rrIyrrr cHUEcHu

4 cable dispatch has been received 10y the trustee
Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity from the Rev L.
VaIpolc Warren, Of Lambeth, London, accepting
tho call 10 Ncw-lOIk to succeed The
Roy Dr Wilbur r. Watkins. AlOn
smith chairman Of the Board Of Trustees, said yes
- arrcutauc, but no arrangements had yet been
ma. lie A. 10 wren he would san for New York II l.
Irt expected that ho Will arrive In the city peuio
fail. ., n. L.. .
family and his church In London has been established
i1rgriv throurh mi, efforts His church i Ona
of rho largest Protestant Episcopal churches IN New
York. IL has J, 200 COMMITMENTS anu does lhuch
Wor, among the poor OF the city.
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,1nlnK1N ArrACKs WILLIAM ORRIEX.

John McMackin has written an angry and bitter let
ter attacking William Brien, saying among other things
would the time has come Tor men who Dehe'e
as do and as William OBren does not that the land 81
ireland people OF Ireland should at ast -pe1k
thar minds. BIen 10 Canada, ne says 70 "e
Nounce Lord for doing what American
do every without protest from the men VINO uei vi
~ en al the Hoffman The land laws OF II elhl are
much more favorable TO the tenants than inc and avs Oh
America He adds that the Irish movement aims AZ te
sboltiop OF rent the clearing out OF the rsh
other landlords ana
% veai syms received by the Irish League from America
have been obtained unGer false pretences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
mr.. HEWITT ATTENDS COOPER UNION DTYNEI

Fifty members OF the Cooper Union Alumni Association
dined at dartners. 80 1875 Fith ave, last night AT
their ih annual din Martin C. Keiar So the president
AIDE the opening address Mayor Hewitt
made pleasant speech ExMsyor Cooer and -
he invited guests, together WIN
the graduating class Of the Union The toasis were
ALMA Mater" John O'COnneui The "raiuN9s ..
Frank Creelman; 1.-THE Alumni Association Henri ~.
DICKINSON; Members" school commissioner
Schmltt aud THE city OF New York., Assistant ps0'-
Attorney Fitzgerald
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June 9.-In the Court OF Appeals todIy "a,
FOL OWING causes were argued:
no 3OS-The Diamond Match Company, respondent az
William tucbcT. appellant 49,,
ton ami Others, respondent I'D,
SO. l~,-Ihe Fist National Bank ~ btNsloh pa tlD 10
ant agt the Bord Oh supervisors OF SARATOGA Comfy &C.
% s55 Rebecca Martin. respondent agt. william
Garrison. appellant
Tho following is the day calender FOR Friday, June
Nos 4ll IA. ais. Sol. 80. 49, 34s ll9
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Daniel Ager died Tuesday at his residence In Bronx
willie from peculiar on March he sailed for Europe
and after travelling the Continent returned on May In
yigorous health June he called in DR. A. NJ Campbell.
OF Mount prescribe for symptoms OF inflammation
In IN, feet examination discovered that the SKIN
had several small bsers which we're anced
by treatment but Few days AFTER he
grew and acute attack OF Bght disease sci re
Dr. Jane OF this city was IN attend
ance during the latter part his Illness ami his opn'
ION as we'll OF Dr Campbell that the primary cause
OF e poison In the dye Of striped hose OF
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prJIcrorS HODTES IN SESSION.

srorGuroN. WIS., June 9.--n the Norwegian Synod to-
day several committees reported to the synod. The
most important wero the reports OF the COMMITTEES
appontcd 10 investigate the organization OF the Anti
Mis-onrian seminary at Nerhhcid. MINI. The sem
inur1 wa, founded last ilI by the AntNissourlan-.
In n1to-itiOn 10 the Synod~ seminary, bccau-n
I'm their opinion false doctrines were taught there.
I'M. act tho maIOnty IMPORT cOndcmnel.
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subscribe and pay for the number Of tickets now reay M
TO lie had from any Of the officers which they may desire ~
distribute among their friends ., ,..-
The clnbhouse Is AT No 5l9 East
first surrounded by spacious Grounds which have bSe
bali liberty poe bath house ana
large waterfront The membership is large Inc manage
lneut OF the hands OF samuel r
bricks James j. CouOr John A. Jones ann James g. CoIs
there will be music and me dspay ="
fireworks and rfreshmeus The floor will be prepared Tor
dance programme T. eNpected ior ths
and other athletic matches ana
between the sOHs and dauehteIs al srNt
OF the members Ladies and young people VIII DO Te.cOe
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MISS PERKINS AGAINST "LrcKr" BALDWIN,

Los ANGELEs, June "a suit Ia pending here by
Louise C. Perkins against l. j. baldwin. known As
Lucky" Baldwin. for breach Of promise. The defendant
recently asked for change Of on the ground OF
prejudice Miss Perkins has fled counter aiidavits by
300 citizens 81 Los Angeles am the surrounding towns
declaring that To- their knowledge there viii bo no din
Guilty IN obtaining jury which will give perfectly lm
nal I
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Tho Committee OF Arrangements FOR the McG m demon
sratou were feeling we'll pleased last night at the prospect
contribution, that have requested coming in and
every indication points 20 OF the largest labor parde
ever held IN York More than ny organizations have
the line. John j. Bcdln called on
Supernendont Murray yesterday ami arranged for the per
mil parade aud police protection Four stands Tor
speakers 10 be placed in Mon square ana c c1iaS
Viii be- Il sed tho stand The tentra La or l mon
the McGlynn DaTaie discussed the arrange
cnts for Aerward had conference with
lie general committee To arrange Tor fun cooperation
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4 CONVERTED PICKPOCKET 4 BACKSLIDER.


Henry g. McAlplno alias soap and " Lummydoo"
well kuo PIC po, sneak Inlet arrested IA this
city on Monday by Detectives OConnor and slosson OF H.
spector yrnc, stan McAlpne is wanted by the Boston
authorities and last to their knowledge that he
WAS here and Inspector 4 Mountain % the Boston police
came hero 10 have Inn arrested McAIpne aiIcSied
about years Boston for onS pocket, and was
s,u Id tr son for The pastor of fashionable church
I'm tle Iat,t End and several of hs congregation
be came interested in McAlPue ana raised iund,
enable make defence al
nj, trial adopted daughter icn IN love with
Mica lp,ne and lcH prison lac marrct The young
cir ana promised They lived happily together Tor
a,l1. and then McAlp.uc back TO Ia Ut AMI
lived win Sandcrnon. the wife OF ms former pa
Nc Annc's got advOce fiOn him On account OF his
relations with the SanGerson woman The inye'ilsati
shnH MrA Ipnr's actions with Tins woman had
rendered lab To- indictment under Ge Massa hu7eits
law and an indictment iOuud against nm. McAlpho
fled, and ha be- hiding for nearly two years.
Iu-urttttnr MouuIaIn at Police headquarters last
cyrfu. arrangements with Inspector ByrncS 10
keen until the necessary papers were signed
BOSTON. Inspector Mountain went tO Albany
Yesterday to ct Governor I'm To sign the tcquisi"n
I,aprr, mi T. NJ Friend heie representing McAplne
and as he claimed Boston authorities were trying To get
other offence than That mentioned IN the
paper refused 10 attach s signature ana pat
on TIE until Monday when McAIpne VIII nave
chance to prove al. statements
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or TRACKS MUST NOT BE SAyDRD.

corporation Counsel Iacombc yesterday gave the
Mayor an opinion that tho police could arrest any
ono who was found sanding the tracks or roadheds
OF the surface railroads.
Mayor Hewitt has received a letter from President
Doyle. OF the Health Dpartuont, informing him that
rho action taken by the BOlrl on Wednesday was
after consultation with Drs. LOOMS, Janeway aud
other eminent physicians.
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A Craving Business.

Thu olaestabshed house of manufacturing publishers.
Messrs Gay Brothers Co. have bought out tho printing
establishment Rideout Printing Co, Of Franklin
Snuare The have also purchased the mammoth
bnery formerly owned by NJ II Greene CO.. SEA Se0 and
S!s These they VIII run 10 addition to their ow
shlnR business for which they have taken enarge
auarters M 30. 80 and - Roadesk
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RpOOELYy CHILDREN PARADE.

More than Sunday children in their sayest at
fire with their teachers and and
down In Bedordave Brooklyn from broadway TO Flushing
Houses churches along the route were
bright with days bunting The line was ea py aoo COT
crea children OF the Zion African Methodst EpcoPI
9ea ra .,,tv sebools were msrshalod In twenty d
Ssons saeh with band Despite The clouds the parade was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
rn cr1rnpArE rnE EOrRrH on M

The Eastern boulevard Club viii celebrate the Fourth Of
Univ n.nal since 1874 William Henry Knox. correspond
ing secretary has circular TO the members "skins
than 10 attend the regular meeting next Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10

not interrupted by rain Upon the reviewing stan, AZ tne
fountain were Mayor Whitney Eeinafd feteis
Grand Marshal o. B. Lewis Police Captain W4Som, oIg
WORKS COMMITS Conner tho Rev. Drs T. r. !erAhe
W Z Kelley A Mo- ulagh aud C. H. Taylor and me rev
A. b SANFORD Addresses ice cream and singing were en-
u churches
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ABaD OUTLOOK FOR BROOKLYN RArEr4rERS

effort supervisor arge Qulntard o. Eroo@ym 10
.'iooul" msef for Mayor by securing The Increase Of
,,. nav 81, tie police patromen VIII probably Provo
boon eran. unless lie increases the pay or Y =
pol.ce officers. which is also IN the power OF
ib, l,nafd of The frcuen Will also wan 80
they Will be sure tOoppose one who dci
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